I don’t see how that relates to the supervenience of experiential states on instantaneous brain states.
The parent made 3 claims(the 3rd one was snuck into the conclusion). I only addressed 2 and 3. 1 is a credible point that stands on its own merit. Without points 2 and 3 however with 1 it’s no longer a sound argument.
I don’t see how that relates to the supervenience of experiential states on instantaneous brain states.
The parent made 3 claims(the 3rd one was snuck into the conclusion). I only addressed 2 and 3. 1 is a credible point that stands on its own merit. Without points 2 and 3 however with 1 it’s no longer a sound argument.